The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
PERSONAL.

Salisbury, Tenn.
C.P. GATHER, of Boston, arrived in
the city yesterday.
T. B. TREzEvAET came home from
the Est yesterday.
]. B. WBAKLKY, OF Florence, Ala,
was in the city yesterday.
T. SHELTON, OF LsGrsnge, Tenn
was in the city yesterday.
]. A. VANHoosE, Birmingham, is
among last nights arrivals.
JUDGE THOMAS 7. FLIPPIS, Of Somer-
vii g, arrived here yesterday.
JUDGE II. w. MCroRRY, Jackson,
Tenn, came down yesteTdjy.
Mas CARRIE DEMPHEY, OF New
York, is visi,iog Miss Loui Ford.
MISS E. NoBFLEET, of G arksdale,
Miss, is guest at the Peabody.
s. L. CRoCKRoFT, leading attorney
OF West Tennessee, is in the city.
JOHN II. KENDALL, a cotton seed oil
man OF New Odeans, is in the city.
GEORGE L. REMINGToN, Of Phiadel.
phis, arrived in the city yesterday.
o. W. STONE, G. Il. Goodrich and
Geo. W. Lamb, arrived from Chicago
yesterday.
julius LEVY is member Of the new
finn OF Stsin Bros. & Co., 70 and 793
Beale street.
THE wife OF Max Beatus died yes
terday morning at the family residence
on Poplar street.
G. II. NELSON and W. II. Thornton,
New York, are among yeste, days
prominent arrivals.
| WIN. Y. HAMLIN, Of Detroit, late OF
this city, sailed yesterday in the
Etruris for Liverpool.
ID. A. WILD, at j. H. Manor's stable,
Monroe street, has forty. five fine
mulee, rpceivsd.lart night.
Miss BILLIE LEECH, OF New Y rk
City, u Rraud daughter of Mr.. James
T. der, Is visiting friends in Memphis.
A. G SrGvENs, OF the Nicholson
House, Nalhville, and wife arrived in
tue ely from New o leans yestertay.
Col. Thomas w. NEAL, of Dyers.
, burg, who has b sen in the city Tor two
, or three days, left for home last even
ing.
s. 0. HEMINawAY and II. IL. Black
: barn, two prominent citZ,ns OF
Warrington, are among the latest ar
rivale.
@. II. BRAcKETT is in the city. His
stable of runners will not take part in
s the spring meeting here but will 90
East
MISS NELLIE MUIR, who has been
visiting Mrs. James Matthews on
: Union street, Ieturntd to her home in
Q Louisville Friday night.
IKE LEUBRIE, formerly Of this city,
: now resident of New Yok, is stop
Q ping at the Peabody for few days, OF
q his way to San Francisco.
, MRS FRANK WALL and her son
a F ank Wal, jr, of Holly Springs
Mise, ara in the city, visiting Mrs
Joe Williams and Mrs. John A
Oheatham.
u Mrs. JUDGE FOUNTAIN and her sister
y of Illinois, who have been visiting th'
: family of DR.. F. l.. Sim, on Hernand
street, left for home last evening OF
: the steamer Desoto.
l. MIas BRATRioE TAYLOR, daughter o
r DIR. J. NJ. Taylor, of 20 iintb, accom-
Al panied by her friend, Nj 81 Ida Share
n is visiting the family Of the Rev. ant
"a MIS-. X Jsamond at 104 Court att Get. x;
Col. GEORGE w. POLK, of Msur.
ID county, Tenn, arrived Ia the CITY
I'd few days since. Col. Polk Is visitin
,ls his daughter, Mrs. J. j. DuBose,
n Brevad place on Cd Raleigh road.
Is. Mrs. J., o. W. ALLEN, OF Jackson
ID Tenn, arrived in the city yesterday
reioin her husband, who hes bee
la here for some time, and the two WI
I'd make Memphis their permanent hom'
Il, GILMORE EpPRPsoN, an attache OF til
70 chesapeake and Onio railroad, T,
turned to his post OF duty in this Gil
", last Friday, alter rec eating few dal
ad up among the hills and hollows
on Esut Tennessee.
I DIsuoP N. NJ ,McTYRIBE is in ii
city, toe guest OF he,, DR.. MRhon, O
ey Thi,d street. The Bishop WA, rraac
To- at the Fint Methodist Church a.
fds a m. today, and at the fernando Sire
re- Caurch az 1880 pm
ots Mrs. FLORENCE FINLEY MOORE,
81 the request of numner OF pa ror
,U w has c included to repeat the st. Vale
ga tines bill. Il will commence at
o'clock on the Of erno1n Of TLesds
my March {. h, Ia her academy, Y. M.
Ieo A. Hall. Admission % cents.
r r The Rev. DR.. Walk will leave
do Louisville, Ky, tomorrow eveniI
ons where he expects to engage in
rhe months evapgelislic s,rvices
ow connection with his son, the r.
's;s Geo Edward Wax, pastor OF t
70 Thi d Christian Couch.
rch O. ROBINSON, Beale street z
AID Gerry merchant, hiss returned from
dis. visit 10 Duck Hill, Miss, where
in bought two lots and was Offered
the much larger price for them, which
ss- declined. He brought fine spe
nat. men of lead ore, discovered SIX mi
from the town, and something Il
looks like q fair article of soft coal.
Mrs N. FoNTAINE has purchsE
from ID. II. Baldwin 4 Co., No.
Second street, the Cabinet Ora
st. Decker Bros. piano, which hes be
tlon go universally admired for elabor
design and quality Of tone. 1t
and been the admission Of all who hi
seen 1t. 1t is an eboniZed case, oil
orately decorated with hand carviI
-" fretwotk panels, patent swing EXIT
'@.. sion desk with engraved design, C
his tinunus hinges, overstrung new. scs
OPP agrsfis bridge. Height, 4 feet
inch,s; width, 5 feet 8 inches; dep
orks 2 feet inches. Ia fact, 1t combi
5 re- quantity and quality.
81 The st, Louis Observer of Febru
oath has this paragraph in regard
DR.. the Rev. II. A. Jones, oil the %
No Street Presbyterian Church: "Ai
lous long and patient canvass the
free P.ttsburg Church has given una
93l nous call to the Rev. II, A, Jones.
M, mphis, to become their pastor.
a on Jones was induced to visit the chu
land and conduct IN eeliugs for several de
reet and the Pittsburgers have some
and coursgement to hope that he will